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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-19
LOVE soSG.

From tie Csstsry.l
The neon shines pale in The Western
shy,
Like q pearl set over Q brow that
blushes;
There Is many . homevard bird in the
air.
Ard the hedges tsnn With tie
thFushea.
ThoaRb my lows be further away from
me
Than the East from the West, or the
Day from the Night,
] have turned my face to bic dwelline
Aud bid him Coed night" good
night"
Taongh be less can feel my hurryine
breath
Than The tree the bird that Its on
the bough,
Yet since the witds loves messenger
Tssy siIl bear him my kisses, I ,rOv.-
o Uoon shine first on my lips and
then
10 SHINE 90 the forehead OF him i
love
a. viii dream IeFehanos that an angels
UinR
HIS "a vered his brow above -
AID sing. ye birds. 10 hs ears toe soRs
Ms heart is sinclsg within my Or, Ast
It gill thrill nis beaastrinss viii
ecstasy.
And posses hrs soul With rest.
lie too, o frsgr nee Of earth and
hoStr,
And voices Of night 10 NAY.
Watch near him until in the Eastern
heid
Bicsson- the rosss Of day.
But thea o Wind lay close on bis lips.
And kisses thou hart In thy q ght.
Ard be viii stir 10 bis sleep ard awake
Add whisper - my heart - good /
night"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-19
RKAl E,TArE ~ sE.rrLr.

The feeling Is naw seaaral TIA, the
revival Ia hasinsss that began ~one
nsonths SEQ has eone to star. This ~.
viyal and shs bslisi that {, has Sub
staniial basis to rest apen has eAas,.i
material appreciation in vala.s az ali
kinds. and. IS Is usual a, saea times. toe
appreeiasiea has been meea marked IN
the case % real estate. Lind ,sat
year sgo on aooount Of lis p.ssi,son ssala
Be eeasht for mere sous nee e,m.
Szands = Eood rF'ce. Shtle ether land.
more adv AnssSsOasiy lossisd. bAs hcpn
ssllins Al Psisrs teAa year 40 woaia
have sse@sd f.balsus THIS l. in a
neasars sneeasseing, anitsth auAa
believe Ia she fatars a. Ssasue "a s,~ns
warranted By facts Bat 10 Is Aluays
Val q rsneuars teAi u Is pausshls %
be too sSngnsas. sna that erervshiue
svsn laue. eas osrtaia iatri0sie vain.
near which tie mineF aacsaaiiaas
eassed b saPVly aud demand 81 az
a'ways hane. Il Is iass a. possible 90
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-19
PEoHIsIrIos DETEAr n nrcuIc.u.

IL is stated on good authority that the
defeat Of the prohibition amendment
is Michigan vas effected by the a..
Johns party Who worked for and voted
80 independent tiekst. And the Dsmo-
cratic party does not conceal the fact
that II furnished the campaign expenses
for these radical prshiblslonisis. which
was perfsctly proper thing fer IL 70 do
since 81. Joha and bis following have
become 30 earnest IN their msuipuIa-
tons for Democratic success. II the
Democratic party Of Washington Ter.
Titory would make manifest iss graft.
tude 10 lie Prohibition Aid soeissy IN
The same substantial way a. did the
Michigan democrats. We vould give the
party credit for At least q spirit Of fair
mesa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-19


Tho total vote cast IN Chicago was Is.
et2 while the rcgiate ed vote was q s12
So 20 t60 citizens failed 70 vote In an elec.
ton as important a. that one WA.
Green Snith. tho seif. lectsd Demo
cratic President Of the Indiana senate.
cln'csscs that his party has no prospect
Of carrying that state unless Il can MAKE
q fusion with the Labor party.
X. y. Roc. the n swell ~ has already re
cclvea s70o royalty On hts last boob.
HE Fell in Love with HIS Wife
DREAMING OF ANGEis
= Fer instance. take the bastlss
such - ycul daily meet:
Nov. Wauld'nt they look gnecr n vera
Upnn the golden street
New Tork sun.
A SedAlis. Missouri mac. recently con-
vestea By the SaiVAtic n Army. srfe cd A
hard are store and asked the prop iafoF
n he remembered what axes Mere selling
Tor in lS7a "Aboa' 81, susss. WAS re
roply. wei said the SAivationis;. 4
want 20 give you = dollar then. In iS-s
stole an an which was displayed in rroat
u your store.
A worshlppes 1T oasof the city churches
ast sunday avers that be sistincily heart
, lady who sal In frlnt Of him SinS 4 vel
ueWn stAnEA as 20 isvss
Teach me some mslodi~us srrnea
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-19

4 lady (CbiDsss) passenger 70 San
Ff4nsisao. b ths City Of Pskfn, bear
ise the hiRb-sOundIBe name Of Mrs.
LsiAsd Stanford, vss stoppea on the
gang plank By Inspsesress KiseAid ana
asked u she would sabnit TO The iadie-
nifty Of being searched. Thinking ne
evil, the suiisIsss Mrs. Stanford con-
SEATED. With The result that the oasssu
House authorities Of the port Of San
Francisco ara The gamers By six siIk
dresses, the seventh being left on the
form Of ita vsaFer 10 aeoompany her
beloved Leland 90 iowu.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-19

DaFinR sAe AFs1nr Reconsideration
esrsain l2nds IL tie CrDw ReseEvsfisu
wefs thEoSn opsa 70 sstfiesnenf. Tba
pFsss1i AdmiaigFstiOa has Fsvokss the
psoslanasion, and soldiers have bseu
ssns % drive out TIA u.ttlers
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-19
ATTENTION. LADIES.

SOMETHING NEW AND ELEGANT.
- A self fitting. French tail N system for
cutting Dresses, CioAks, etc. No cutting
out the Little piece In back By which TO
form side body, as all other chart systems
10, which has taken two years hard study,
ana is TOT y5ur ccnvenieacs, IS well a.
mine. Have also . sleeve system. Les
sons given any day and at al hours Bast-
ING taught Terms. all furnished, g.
Please call ard see me 6. b. GOUCHER
Marion ST, between Second and Third.
seat .le W r. Vnha1 A.,
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TO CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS ARE INVITED UNTIL,
l. May l. 1857. for the erection Of a brick
and s'one ou lding on the corner Of Front
and Caium biA streess. Seattle.
PiAna and specific tons may be aeah at
he cfiice OF Boone & Meeker. architects.
any o. ali bids
apITtd TOKLAs & sINeERMAN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-19


What s truly beautiful world Ne liv,
II Mature gave as grandeur OF NOM.
tstns, gieBs aud aceAns, aud thousands
Il means Of snisymert. We can De-
sire ~ more when IN perfect health
o1t hoU often da the majority % people
feei Ike givtne az dssbeArsned, die
eoarAged and worn oct with disAAse.
when there 70 M OCCASION fer this sasl'
iae, - every Sufferer can easily obtair
satisfactory proof. that Gseep's AusuSs
FtoWer. VII make them FREE from dis
ssse. - vhen bors. Dyspepsia. ana
Liver Complaint are the direct csrses
e sevestE. ave pr cent Of suaA taAIs-
eaes ~ hiiioGsuess, Indlessti~n, S,ck
tsadAees. Costiveness. Nsrvoas Prns-
srAtion, DARKNESS Of the HsaA. p.lr,.a
ii91 - tie Heart, and Other di.tseS.iro
> uPsenls Tires dos . OF Aacust Flov.
- wsA prove is Sondsrtnl saeca. san.
Pc Bottles. 10 eeuts- Try It. dU
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-19

Fine los, T-rOom house and stable EleT
enth and Jsckron streets. $500.
Lot b 50 Terry's LIST, house and i'm
prpvemsnts
Lots Is and 10. b IL McAleer's, Sszs ant
S2s0.
The 4hess lots In 81 g. Moss 81. $50 each
Gles-ed lots in Bigcl0w's al. SIS ana as
RI 20 MAynard's AKA WAshirRfnn ses,
lots ard :, b a. Tervy's ~ Sat0a
Cleares lots, 81 LAWYERS Srss
Lots and q 81 p Nealeraa Ist R57S
Honse and lot on sixth greet $50
Furnished restaurants. e2i5 and 1881
City hotel SiQo0 Steam laundry. "a
loon aRN lodging house. NAcAnt govern
neht claims, rat bottom ians 40. I'm.
owed ranches. Ss5o 70 &tala
Aortgag - On solid property. 3In0 To
$40 600. City and county ar~iu
New sna secondhand ssfss -
Ve-nisr ompiss and surveying NW
outfit. $50
Complete hoAraing and lodzfnr hou.s
Il roma on Columbia street Ss9i
WAITED.
To loan sSno and s9pso on GOOD s~~,-i.x
Hsu>ss - reat: Money f-F invessusen,
Women and gir's ~ SIS 70 80
FOR RENT.
improved farms on shares.
Fruit and vsZesAhia garden rea- to-,-
FARMS On Lake " Gshinxton. orehavf
hay, etc. no cSsh rens.
Nous - and rooms. f-rrizhe4 az urfv,--
= shec GEO W. CRAM
WAsh- Ter Employment n r-ean resr
snr C'nume-cssi snd WISH inx.oa stress.
saA'ile. mis-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-19

Seattle mtnizR eompanisa are sid tc
Be asakinR title fsoua fhe CMnAdsan So
aharisies 70 IAnas IN tie Yukan aia-
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WAN TED.

Farm banda SIS 70 $50.
LAboHers 81 dAS.
2 carpenter $50 month. MI hands.
Boy, Is years, for farm. SIS month.
Mixer, so month
Rail -oad choppsrs and lAbeieS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-19
NOTICE.

A NINA BENDER HAVING LEFT MY
"A bed and board hereby give notice
that viii pay no bills OF her contracting.
JOHN BENDER
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-19
PIANO TUNING.

DROP A 7. PRANCTs. OF PoRT.
4 ard Win b IN Seattle ab a TIE assh
Of q Il month ryady 70 time uiAnos. Ar
one having instruments 70 b. tuned vi
paesse leave orders II LowmAn q Han
erc 9 aplk q
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'A,eSo sAFts spSlnS ssHlss a. iawns A
p pr ard. ToKtAs a SESsEAMAS. AZ
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-19

1aE PnsT-fETELExsE cEan va net un
ssztAke e ret1xa re5scasE wsnsarzsEaE
- cozsri ezfan1E mant be ne1a VIA lkls
Ailalersa4nA1sE
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-19
To THE PEOPLE OF SEATTLE.
AND oTHERs.

CERTAIN UNscRUPULoUs PER.
~ sons rave represented to our defri.
ment that We manufacture only ckean
.oaP& Intentionally eonveyiog he ides
thaf our SOAPS a-e OF poor quality when
Such y VT THE CASE Thosgh IN are
sense OF the word our soaps are ebean fhs
purchaser Il getting more srap ef 4 suos-
nor quality than Of osrfaia higher I,-Srsa
soars. We make ell grAdes a n. ~
ara hon ehol soana and peciallv -e9ors
men1 orr WESTERN QUEEN sAy0S
ss1itao'e for ell a 81 and -lvravs gfvins
a. s'A ton Because Of the thoroushpeSs
With which this snap eieanSes "a ~
thiok that u fniures the clo.bine We
'uuantee satisfaction fHo-ey re- nna.5 I,
1the wtsei and thSi il win rot h1ye ~
hands or inJure the r-ost delicate f.h-ir
DO ynl W II hull ID yeur h. ne In
dustrfesf II 20. you viii ind us deserxfrs
81 your patronage. Insist upon The n, ~
only th's snap 10 Jour horsehold. Ask
yooT grocer for Il and take no other thsn
NE western Queen eavon. We Az To1
&c ravor due 10 your home indu t-ies -
pe . Sc ere box Of this soap and give II
fe3 sEATTLE SOAP On.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-19

Heavy sssv-@oras srs rsSusssd frou
ths Kass.
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FOR SALE.

A LEvELTNG TRANsIT-A FIRST
II class instrument Address
J. D McDERMOTT.
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LOST

0R LEFT IN SOME STORE A La
~ dies purse. containing Q few dollar
N silver and . oiAln0ad pm The finder
VIII please rail- ~ the Occidental Hofe
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70 cTTT sJssCEInEkA
pAaFs e<aFszsz, - vssa ...... r. s.zss
aesrr-.s. - - -
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FOR SALE.

TOT G BLOCK Is YARD 9
L 4 town plat. located on South Tourth
street. between Main and Washington.
Has a hard finished. -four room house
Inquire at Ocean House Of
APT I'm MAURICE 0'CONNoR.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-19

4 GOOD GIRL TO DO H1USKwORK
n n small family: q EerzAnsnt place
ans good wages 60 The rtghs party. Aa-
dress seat le p o. box ISL apis q
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-21
COMMERCIAL.
SACRAMENTO MARKET.

SACRAMENTO, January o0.h
FRu1T-Lemons-Sicily, IS 5096: Malaga. 81
box; Eastern Apples s5@6 p Dbl; Bananas, $50
80 bunch: Pinespples, s5d7 a dozen: Cocoa
nuts: Sd 50@7; Tahiti Oranges, market bare;
California Oranges, 81 25@2 50 2 box; Cranber
ries. Sll9l2 p bbl
DRIED FRUiTS-Apples, sliced 5@6c = 10; do
eyaporattd. i5ql3%c; do quartered, 2@3c; Pears,
peeled, 6@7c; P;ulns, pifted. 96l0c: Peaches,
9Gl0c: do peeled log l6c; Ptunes, German and
French, 6@l612c; tre=ch Frames, evapnrated,
99l0c; Blackbeiries, l219@l3c; Figs, California,
TABLE FpuITs-A.so;,ed. a,s-n cans, > dog.
y 10G2 Is; Peaches, 81 35es2 60; Bartlett Pears,
2D@2 IS; Plums e. 50@i 10; Elackberries, $40
10; Gooseberriss, 81 25@2 50; Strawberries,
g 5o@2 Is; kpr:ccts, g 1912 25; Nuecat
Cherries. 81 25(S2 rs.
POE F3UITS-Assorted, 21S-ih cans, = dos,
81 3591 40; assorted, gallon CARS, s.; Peaches,
zH@ cans q So; Portland Biucberrios 2N cans,
vE6ETABLEs-Pota Rose, 81 50;
Nevada Snow Flake, 81 rs: Nevada General
s. Is; Cabbage, 7scgs e oarT r5 3d. 5sc Yns
nips, Zoe z sack; bunch vegetables, 1870 2 dog;
Parsnips. 81 25;Bee,s. 81 Horse RGdish, G(a7c ID;
Ger5e. 4@Sc; AEtictokes, fOc g dozen; Okra, SC.
q 20 = $50 BIS; Cornmeal. White sno ysilow,
u S, III % r, sacks, 81 in 10 h sacks:
Cracked Wheat. 81 10; Hominy. IS so p csJ
IOOLlk1 -Live iur2eys, mems, lSI20pl4c
gobblers, 12129 l31ae: Dressed, 15c; fuii-grown
Chickens, S. $50 dozen: Young BOOSTERS, ESQ
80 y dozen j; brnile err, 81 SOC 30 tane bucks,
go 6; Pekin. Sc 81; Teal. 75c: Quails. 81 ;
Hare, 81 50 Mallard S.; Widgeon, s0c Sprig,
81 SO; Canvasback, So Geese s2ta2 Is p lair !;
Eggs. choice California. 2i@25c . dozen.
DALEY PRODUt:io-sGttet.i alicy roll, 22129
&c b ranch BITTER, 21@22e; picked, 1t9
2lc; packed in fi-kins, choice, 1890; COM
mon, 12t915c: Cheese, California, 70 aI5c: West
ern fats, 1a3l4c; Martins Cream. lac
HAY, GRAIN AND FEED-Oat hay, s9G12 p
Ton: Alfalfa do. S10G12 p ton; Bran, SIG 2 ton;
Hidoiinss, s2l = ton; Barley, whole, paying
81 Dig rolled, 81 40: Wheat. paying 81 5211aa
p cwt. White Wild Oats 81 75@1 IS: Tame Oats
81 IS: Corn, paying 81 % cwJ.
M1SGELlANEOUS-Seeds - Alfalfa, 915Gsl0c !;
l1m6thy, Esstern, t%g7e . h: Pop Corn,
9 31s@4c .. d Reu Clover 10@l1c. Red
Top, 6%G7c. Euts--Chie Wainuts new IL G
l2ci taIiiornie Wslnuts, 15@l6e; Almonds
new ]6s lie; Peanuts, California 4%@51ac
Lard California;, Cans, 71z@S13c; Eastern, SIG
914o. Hides, SAIL, light and medium. Sc;
heavy steers, 91ac; dry, l6c. TaIlow, &c. Hons
Sales OF Pacific cosst in New York. 25@27c;
market value here. 25@27c.
MEATS -Beei, 5@51sc; Mutton. 5@51ze p .;
Lamb, To; Veal, 7as9o: Hogs, 2a345qSe; Dressed
Pork, Sc; Esms Eastern, Ice: California,
l2c: Bacon: medium. 91zc: selected, lie:
extra LIGHT l2,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-21

Buyer season-5O0 tons. 81 6511s: 400 81 60; 100;
81 6i$4; 800, 81 6i1s; 200, 81 6l1I zoe, 81 6i5s;
400 81 6;1S.
Seller 1SO7-2G0 tons, 81 81 p ctl
BARLEY-Weak, with declining tendency.
Wet weather shows its influence quite positive.
ly. Feed of the better quality sold to-day at
81 121% q ctl, and any moderate amount of Gus
tom could be promptly supplied at this figure.
OFF grades are offered as low as 81 071a. In Brew
ing there is nothing doing Sellers show more
desire 10 operate than buyers. For the more
choice article, 81 221s is considered an extreme
rate.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-21
TELEGRApHIC BRLyITIEs.

The recent elections in Greece give the
Government majority of 100
Ground was broken at Selma, Wednes-
day. for large brick hotel, which is to
cost about 50,0C0.
The Italian Government has bought the
National line steamer American, and will
convert it into an armed cruiser.
The London Telegraph says that Nine.
Missions marriage TO Count Miranda will
take place at Mentone on February 10Th
Grading has been commenced at San
Luis Obispo by the Southern Pacific Rail
road on the location selected for its depot.
A barn filled with hay was burned at
Hueneme Wednesday, and Horace Kauff-
man and Fred Kennett persisted in the
flames.
Henry Hawkins was caved on and killed
in the Morning Star Mine, near Ophir,
Placer county, on Saturday. He was a
native of Cornwall, England.
Rumor has it that the Southern Pacific
Railroad will issue new time card on the
18th inst which will shorten the time
between San Francisco and New Orleans
about eight hours.
Articles of Incorporation of the San Jose
and Santa Clara Cable Road Company were
fled yesterday. The projected line is to
run from Santa Clara through San Jose to
Alum Rock a distance of ten miles.
The Prince of Wales, Grand Master of
The Masons of England. has granted war
rant fer the formation~of an Angola meri-
can lodge in England for the purpose of
affording American residents the facilities
of the order.
Considerable comment is taking place in
Arizona Territory over the passage of a bill
by the Arizona Legislature called the dis
incorporating Act. which law will neces-
sariIy do away with city governments in
several towns.
W. G. Lake, formerly steward of the
Santa Cruz County Hospital, was run over
and killed by the cars near Boulder Thurs
day evening, but the fact was not discov-
cred until yesterday morning. Deceased
belonged to the A. o. q. W.
A gigantic land sale is reported to b we
occurred in Arizona few days ago. The
lands are in Sulphur Spring valley, near
Benson, and takes in stretch of more than
twenty miles. The property was sold for
consideration of $4,000. The lands will
be utilized as an immense cattle ranch.
Attention has been drawn to the fact that
the French Government is buying large
quantities of timber in Alsace- Lorraine,
with the apparent purpose of building
wooden barracks at various points along
the frontier. The German theory Of
Frances object in this work is that she
wishes TO facilitate the invasion of German
territory.
REQUESTS are being sent to the most
prominent towns in Arizona Territory ask
ing the people to contribute toward pur-
chasing gold-mounted sword for General
Nelson A. Miles, which will be an evidence
of showing their appreciation of the serv-
ices the General has rendered that Terri
tory. One prominent city has already
raised over $500 for the purpose, and other
towns are following suit by having proper
persons appointed to receive subscriptions.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-21
CALL BOARD sALEs-MoRNINe skssIoN.

Buyer season. 200 tons. 81 "A; 1000, 81 1873;
500. 81 1896 l,sOO, 81 1875 l,1C0, 81 1877; 500,
Seller season-9O0 tons, 81 OF; 400 81 OS34;
l 100, 81 0311a 200, 81 03114 . ctl.
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UTAH.
Fatal Shoe ing Scranes.

SALT LAKE. January 20th.-Word came
from Moab, Emery county, that On Indian
boy, Joe Young, shot and killed VIM Glib
son in quarrel at corral January 10Th.
1t is supposed they were quarreling about
horse won by Gibson from Joe some time
ago at cards. Gibson is said to be hard
case, and served term in the penitentiary
for nearly killing a young boy at a party
some time ago with a neck-yoke.
At Ashley Fork, Utah, on the 10Th inst,
man named Woods was shot by Charles
Grouse. No particulars. Woods died.
Grouse surrendered to the officers.
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being made every day, and property stead
lily increasing in value.
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being made every day, and property stead
lily increasing in value.
Death of Old Residents.
LIvERMoRE, January 20th.-N G. Pat
terson died at IL o'clock to-day, from
lingering illness. The deceased farmer re-
sided in Livermore valley since 1854.
PETALuMA, January 20th-B Haskell, one
of our oldest citizens, died this morning at
$50 o'clock.
NAPA, January 20th.--Mary. known as
Grandma Macoombs, died last evening,
aged 80. She has resided here 50 years.
An Earthquake.
Rio VISTA, January 20th-A slight earth
quake was felt here at 1925 o'clock last
night The vibration was from northwest
to southeast.
MARTINEZ, January 20th.-Quite severe
shock of earthquake was felt here last
night at 1920 o'clock.
A Brutal Wife-Beater.
SAN LUIS OBIsPo, January 20th.-The
residents in the southern part of the town
were aroused at an early hour this morn
ing by womans shrieks. Upon investi-
eating the matter, Juan Marago, a Mexican,
was found savagely beating his wife. Her
injuries are considered quite serious.
A Healthy Bank.
SAN LUIS OBIsPo, January 20th-The an
nual statement of the Bank of San Luis
Obspo, published to-day, shows the insti-
tuition to be in hourishing condition. 1t
has a surplus of S135, 206 So above its stock
and liabilities.
A Boom at San Luis Ob,spo.
SAN LUIS OBIsPo, January 20th.-Prop-
erty is rapidly changing hands in this city,
and real estate offices are springing up like
mushrooms. The tenth office opened this
morning.
Accepted the Position.
SAN FRANCISCO, January Gothic. B.
Turrell has addressed letter to the State
Viticultural Commission, accepting the
position of Commissioner to the American
Exhibition in London.
Building Boom at Santa Ana.
SANTA ANA, January 20th.-Five coach
loads arrived to-day to attend the auc-
ton land sale. Seventy-two lots were sold
for $4,000, mostly TO wealthy Eastern men,
who are buying homes. The sales for the
past week amount to $4,000. The build
ing boom is unprecedented, but is greatly
retarded by the lack of lumber.
To Hold Citrus Fair.
SANTA Rosa, January 2Oth.-There is a
movement on foot among Sonoma county
substantial men TO hold citrus fair in
this CITY, 1t meets with the universal ap-
probation of the citizens, and will doubt
less be but beginning in the right direc-
ton. At a meeting on January 22d the
date for holding the fair will be set.
Fatal Accident.
MoKELUMNE HILL, January Gotham
drew McFadden drove over an embank-
ment last night, near Mokelumne Hill, and
was instantly killed.
Legs Crushed.
NEEDLES, January 2Oth.-P. McGuity
while cleaning the ash-pan of locomotive
at Bagdad, was run over and had both legs
crushed, and is not expected to live.
Opium-Smokers Arrested.
PErALUMA, January 20th.-Two young
men were arrested at Sebastopol, this morn
ing, for opium-smoking.
Weather Indications.
SAN FRANCISCO, January 20th.--Weather
indications for the twenty-four hours COM
mencing at 4 A. NJ. on January Dist, are
Light rains for Northern California, and
fair weather in Southern California.